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Sure you do — but space no longer looks like the 3+1D hologram we see. Also, doesn’t entanglement already punch that hole? …in which case, assuming non-localit

Sure you do — but space no longer looks like the 3+1D hologram we see. Also, doesn’t entanglement already punch that hole? …in which case, assuming non-locality is the minimal assumption.

thfuran 4y ago
>Also, doesn’t entanglement already punch that hole? How so?
- zmgsabst 4y ago
  There exists entangled systems with non-local statistics. Eg, anyons carry a non-local quantum number — which is the source of their robustness as qbits.